Cloud computing, big data and artificial intelligence – these functions require sophisticated hardware and regular maintenance in order to work seamlessly. 

But have you wondered who are the ones managing the lifecycle of the hardware products, from regular maintenance to disposition? That’s exactly what we are going to talk about today. 

Listed on the Singapore Exchange since 2016, Procurri Corporation works with its channel partners to provide more sustainable, more intelligent and more competitive IT solutions. 

The firm focuses on three core pillars: (a) supplying hardware products (b) providing third party maintenance solutions for all major OEMs, supporting (b) Asset Disposition and disposal solutions for IT hardware. 

Proccuri said it currently has processing plants in the UK, Germany, North America, Singapore, Malaysia and India. 

The firm had also last year revealed plans to grow its business in the Asian market. But to what extent has that got to do with the ongoing boom in generative AI solutions? 

Also – have the optimism and growing adoption of generative AI filtered down to Procurri when it comes to demand for hardware services?

On Under the Radar, The Evening Runway’s finance presenter Chua Tian Tian posed these questions to Mat Jordan, Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer, Procurri.

Cloud computing, big data and artificial intelligence – these functions require sophisticated hardware and regular maintenance in order to work seamlessly. 
But have you wondered who are the ones managing the lifecycle of the hardware products, from regular maintenance to disposition? That’s exactly what we are going to talk about today. 
Listed on the Singapore Exchange since 2016, Procurri Corporation works with its channel partners to provide more sustainable, more intelligent and more competitive IT solutions. 
The firm focuses on three core pillars: (a) supplying hardware products (b) providing third party maintenance solutions for all major OEMs, supporting (b) Asset Disposition and disposal solutions for IT hardware. 
Proccuri said it currently has processing plants in the UK, Germany, North America, Singapore, Malaysia and India. 
The firm had also last year revealed plans to grow its business in the Asian market. But to what extent has that got to do with the ongoing boom in generative AI solutions? 
Also – have the optimism and growing adoption of generative AI filtered down to Procurri when it comes to demand for hardware services?
On Under the Radar, The Evening Runway’s finance presenter Chua Tian Tian posed these questions to Mat Jordan, Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer, Procurri.

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